Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-08-31
LOCAL AND oTm4a sUrs.
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SenafnePs Reporter.

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There are /, 3O5 lawyers in Boston.
The District Court will be in session to-
day.
The Richmond No. 4 furnace was run
down yesterday.
Sixty millions OF matches are said to be
made daily In Akron, Ohio.
J. L. Wines, ESQ.,, and wife returned
home from Elko yesterday.
The ladies OF Santa Cruz are working
for early closing OF the stores.
A watch chain was found yesterday, and
left at this office for the owner.
b. Gilman returned from q two weeks
visit to San Francisco yesterday.
There are 5000 members of the A. o.
U. W. in the Nevada Jurisdiction.
The Polish people never swear In their
own language, but always in Russian.
The new iron roof on the Eureka public
school building was completed yesterday.
In the last twelve years the United
States has received 1900, 900 immigrants.
The funeral yesterday of the infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. Waldvogle was largely
attended.
The Apex Consolidated Mining Com
pany, Butte, Montana, was sold recently
for S240, 600.
The big George party is falling to
pieces. That is all. It won't hurt any
body but the pieces.
Important society item going the rounds
Of the press: "Mrs. Macksy allows her.
self lao gowns q year."
The tramp tolls not, but he will spin
the most fantastic yarn you ever heard
for the sake OF a possible quarter.
The newest freak of fashion is to have
the dress. hat, gloves. boots and stockings
Of the same color as the lady's hair.
Miss Letts l.. Burlingame, OF Ann
Arbor, Mich, has been licensed to practice
law by the Illinois Supreme Court.
Police Offcial-Now, my man, what
your son? Excited Father-Basebsll
grounds.
There 10 said to be q man in Lesdville,
Col, who can tell by the tingling sensa-
ton in his fingers when he walks over q
body OF ore.
While Dick Hamilton was engaged in a
slugging match in Stockton his two boys.
aged six and seven years, were found
starving AZ their nome.
Mrs. O'Neill Of Bar Harbor Ia accredited
with making $40. 900 in the laundry BUSH
ness at that point during the past four
Summers. She enjoys 9 monopoly OF the
trade.
In the same pew in a church at Des
Moines, Iowa, sit each Sabbath day two
women, one OF whom is the widow of four
| ministers, the other the widow of three
ministers.
How foolish 1t 10 to make fun OF the
homemade hustle. There ia not O girl
who makes her own hustle but is backed
by some Of the most influential papers OF
| the time.
1t is said TO cost about So. 900 for q family
TO spend the season at Newport-S3.O0 600
for q cottage, 81 800 for horses, 81 800 for
servauts and marketing and $4,000 for
| clothes.
Fashionable ladies now surround
themselves with sweet odors by pouring
one or two drops Of perfume into their
ears instead OF seeming their hsndker-
chiefs or hands.
Mrs. E. N. Robinson, accompanied by
Mrs. 8. Liddle. came over from Seligman,
White Pine county on Sunday last. They
will leave for San Francisco to-day intend
ing to make a short visit in that city.
"Ain't you in. Msria?" he queried. as
he fumbled around with the latch-key.
"No, l amt; I'm out. Out Of sugar, out
OF tea, out Of -four and ont OF patience"
snapped a female voice from the upper
window.
Louis Monaco, the photograph artist,
will leave for Union this morning TO take
pictures Of the hosting works and furnace.
and the people in that locality. He is an
excellent artist. and those who need a cor
rect likeness will do well to call and see him.
He will be there about . week or ten days.
Yesterday morning at $50 o'clock the
sky was very cloudy, the atmosphere
chilly and the thermometer was down In
the forties. II rained heavily for about
an hour, and on the surrounding mount.
aims snow fell. II had the appearance OF
Winter setting in, but at midday the sun
was out bright and warm again.